Sentence examples for quantity itself from inspiring English sources

The quantity itself starts to seem odd.

The correction is built as a function of the first-approximation quantity itself.

The best experimental determination of μe involves measuring not the quantity itself but the small correction term μe − μB.

This approach contrasts with the conventional bandwidth choice rule for nonparametric estimation where the focus is the nonparametric quantity itself and the choice rule balances asymptotic variance with squared asymptotic bias.

As an important consequence, we notice from Eq. (8) that only the product of drive power and nonlinearity determines the dynamics but not each quantity itself.

This effect occurs when people are given a specific value for a quantity, before measuring (or in our case, adjusting) the quantity itself.

During the communist period the Russian republic traded extensively with the other Soviet republics, from which it "imported" a variety of commodities that it was unable to produce in sufficient quantities itself.

So, too, what is of a certain quantity extends itself over a certain space unless something prevents it.

I suppose it's hardly surprising that those who write for a magazine called "The Economist" are so sold on the notion that sheer quantity is itself a sufficient measure of the good life.

Though not easy to read, it brilliantly expresses the ambiguities and blind alleys as Galileo wrestled with the conceptual difficulty of introducing a non-geometrical quantity — time itself — into the proportions.

He now insists, rather, that a ratio of a quantity to itself can not be a rate at all.